Carl-Christian Elze
Author

Стихотворения

rückseite eines palastes немецкий

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sommerfliege немецкий

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campo san polo немецкий

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so wenig sinnlichkeit немецкий

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du hast zu lange auf schwankenden pontons gestanden немецкий

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vor 13.8 milliarden jahren немецкий

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unsere mütter haben uns auf einem flughafen ausgesetzt немецкий

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der unterschied немецкий

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kleiner klappaltar I немецкий

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ich lebe in einem wasserturm am meer, was albern ist (Auswahl) немецкий

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Carl-Christian Elze
Author

About

* 26.04.1974, Berlin, Германия
Место жительства: Leipzig, Германия

Carl-Christian Elze was born in 1974 in Berlin and currently lives in Leipzig. He studied biology and German studies at the University of Leipzig, and later creative writing at the Deutsches Literaturinstitut Leipzig. He writes poems, short stories and plays and currently runs a series of readings in Leipzig called niemerlang.

In addition to a chapbook and five full-length books, his work has appeared in numerous literary journals and anthologies including: Akzente, BELLA triste, EDIT, Lyrik von Jetzt 2 und Jahrbuch der Lyrik. Recent awards for his work include residencies at the Künstlerhaus Edenkoben (2017) and the Deutsches Studienzentrum in Venice (2016), as well as the Joachim-Ringelnatz Prize (2015) and the Lyrik Prize München (2010). His most recent books include langsames ermatten im labyrinth: poems (Verlagshaus Berlin, 2019), diese kleinen, in der luft hängenden, bergpredigenden gebilde: poems (Verlagshaus Berlin, 2016), and Oda und der ausgestopfte Vater (kreuzerbooks, 2018), a book of short stories about growing up with the animals at the Leipzig Zoo where his father was head veterinarian. Translations of his work into English can be found at Exchanges, The Los Angeles Review, Lunch Ticket, Tupelo Quarterly and Poetry International. Elze is a member of the PEN Centre Germany.